On Asking Bad Questions

There are no bad questions, are there? Yes, there probably are.
Sayers, Chesterton, and Lewis all have something to say about
asking questions that shouldn't be asked. In this episode, we
draw from Sayers' Mind of the Maker, Chesterton's "Why I am a
Catholic," and Lewis' A Grief Observed in order to train
ourselves in the detection of such conversational crimes.